Calar del Sole by ArteOlfatto - Luxury Perfumes | Fragrance Fragrance
What does Calar del Sole smell like?
Calar del Sole feels like the transition from a blistering Mediterranean afternoon into a glowing golden hour. It opens with a sharp, photorealistic burst of bergamot and lemon that immediately establ...
The community frequently compares this fragrance to a citrus-infused take on the Baccarat Rouge 540 DNA. It is described as being denser and more compact than its "airy" counterparts, with a persistent citrus profile that lasts longer than most.
Performance is a major highlight; as an Extrait de Parfum, users report that it has excellent longevity, often staying on the skin or clothing well into the next day, though its projection remains polite rather than overwhelming.
It is widely regarded as a versatile "all-rounder." While it leans into the spring and summer months due to the Mediterranean citrus notes, the warm amber and vanilla base make it a popular choice for fall and winter as well.
The fragrance is noted for its smooth, high-quality feel, with enthusiasts highlighting its ability to bridge the gap between fresh daily wear and a more substantial, evening-appropriate sweetness.
